The Central Bank is the sole monetary policy-making and policy-executing entity in the Republic of China. Its organization structure is shown in the chart below. The decision-making body is composed of three parts, namely, the Board of Directors, the Board of Supervisors, and the Governor and Deputy Governors.

Organization and Management of the Central Bank of the Republic of China

Board of Directors Chairman Chin-Long Yang Executive Directors Tsui-Yun Chuang Mei-Hua Wang Tzung-Ta Yen Mei-Lie Chu Chung-Dar Lei Directors Chi-Chung Chen Ming-Jou Yang Fu-Sheng Hung Yi-Ting Li Jin-Lung Lin Shi-Kuan Chen Chao-Hsi Huang Chien-Yi Chang Shiu-Sheng Chen Governor Chin-Long Yang Deputy Governor Tzung-Ta Yen Deputy Governor Mei-Lie Chu Board of Supervisors Chairman Tzer-Ming Chu Supervisors  Chin-Fan Chung Sheng-Yao Lin Tien-Wang Tsaur Kuei-Hui Cheng
	Department of Banking   Alan R.Y. Pan (Director General)
	Department of Issuing Yen-Dar Den (Director General)
	Department of Foreign Exchange Chiung-Min Tsai (Director General)
	Department of the Treasury  Pei-Jen Heh (Director General)
	Department of Financial Inspection Dou-Ming Su (Director General)
	Department of Economic Research Yih-Jiuan Wu (Director General)
	Secretariat Chien-Ching Liang (Director General)
	Department of Accounting Shu-Hui Kuo (Director General)
	Department of Information Management Rey-Shyun Lee (Director General)
	Personnel Office Shu-Hui Chang (Director)
	Ethics Office Yao-Chung Liu (Director)
	Legal Affairs Office Kun-Shan Wu (Director)
	New York Representative Office   Wei-Sheng Chiu (Representative)
	London Representative Office   Wei-Chuan Chang (Representative)
	*Central Engraving & Printing Plant   Chia-Sheng Yu (President)
	*Central Mint   Sheng-Shang Chou (Director)
Note:*Affiliate of the Bank.	As of Feb 8, 2018

The Board of Directors
The board of Directors is the highest decision making body of the Bank. It consists of eleven to fifteen directors nominated by the Executive Yuan (Cabinet) and appointed by the President. Five to seven directors of the Board are designated as executive directors. According to the Central Bank of China Act, the Governor of the Central Bank, the Minister of Finance and the Minister of Economic Affairs are ex officio directors and executive directors. Directors, except for ex officio directors, are appointed for five-year terms and can be reappointed upon the expiration of their terms. The Board meets four times a year. Currently, the Board consists of fifteen members, of whom six are concurrently executive directors.

The Board of Supervisors
The Board of supervisors is authorized to examine the Bank's assets and liabilities and to audit its accounts. It consists of five to seven supervisors, and all of them are nominated by the Executive Yuan and appointed by the President. There are five supervisors at present. The Director General of the Directorate-General of Budget, Accounting and Statistics of the Executive Yuan is an ex officio supervisor. Except of ex officio one, Supervisors are appointed for three-year terms and may be reappointed upon the expiration of their terms.